(Reuters) - Shots were fired from an armored van near Dallas Police headquarters early on Saturday before it drove away and was pursued by police, the Dallas Morning News reported.
The newspaper said an anonymous source within the police department confirmed the shooting, which was first reported around 12:30 a.m. local time. It was not clear if anyone had been injured.
The Dallas Morning News said dozens of police cars and SWAT personnel pursued the van, which the newspaper said was believed to be carrying explosives. The police cars and the van then stopped on a nearby interstate highway, where officers were apparently negotiating with the driver, the paper said
Reuters could not independently verify the report. A person with the Dallas police department said she was not able to release information to the media.
In a video on social media and also published online by the newspaper, a black van could be seen ramming a police cruiser before a barrage of gunfire rang out and the van sped off.











